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| Done in a hurry and little attention to detail |
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| To take or receive from a store |
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| T wire or equip with electric power |
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| To make a face expressing feelings or pain |
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| A List of possessions or goods on hand |
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| To take on qualities of another |
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| To Give up or to give in to |
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